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1296866937 Q * ViRUS Quit: If there is Artificial Intelligence, then there's bound to be some artificial stupidity. (Thomas Edison)
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1296870323 N * Bertl_oO Bertl
1296870327 M * Bertl back now ...
1296874819 M * Bertl off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
1296874822 N * Bertl Bertl_zZ
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1296898104 N * Bertl_zZ Bertl
1296898108 M * Bertl morning folks!
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1296914643 M * theocrite Hi everyone.
1296914721 M * theocrite How is it possible that I have both eth0 and dummy0 on a guest, even if in $guest/interfaces, I only have a '0' with a 'dev' file mentionning dummy0 and no eth0?
1296914736 M * theocrite How can I shut down the second interface?
1296914827 M * Wonka does it have an address?
1296914832 M * Wonka can you use it _any_how?
1296914839 M * Wonka if not: why bother?
1296914912 M * theocrite They both share the same address.
1296914951 M * theocrite It's working, yes, but I'd rather have an homogeneous system.
1296914991 M * theocrite Also I'd rather understand rather than let random things just appear.
1296915304 M * daniel_hozac if they have the same address, what's the point of the dummy interface?
1296915390 M * Bertl when using network isolation, you assign an IP to a guest
1296915415 M * theocrite What's the point of 2 interfaces indeed. On other guests, I only have dummy0, no other interface. If it's not the right way to do it, I can revert to using eth0 everywhere instead of dummy0
1296915417 M * Bertl thus, all interfaces carrying that IP (or to be precise any IP assigned to the guest) will be shown inside the guest
1296915446 M * theocrite Bertl: Oh, thanks I didn't know.
1296915475 M * Bertl if you remove that IP on the host (from one interface) it will magically disappear in the guest
1296915793 M * theocrite Is "network isolation" this step http://linux-vserver.org/Networking_vserver_guests#Optional:_Load_.27dummy.27_device.28s.29 ?
1296915847 M * theocrite I mean this one : http://linux-vserver.org/Networking_vserver_guests#Optional_Extra_Step
1296915907 M * daniel_hozac network isolation is the fundamental theory of networking in Linux-VServer.
1296916067 M * theocrite Oh ok.
1296916079 M * theocrite Sorry for my ignorance.
1296916399 N * pmenier pmenier_off
1296916696 M * theocrite Ok I get it now. The trick was to have "eth0" in dev while stopping the guest, then "dummy0" when starting it.
1296916724 M * theocrite Otherwise somehow, the guest "remembers" the last dev used and starts the other one.
1296916780 M * Wonka huh? where should that remembering happen?
1296916886 J * headcr4sh ~bp@ip-95-223-246-87.unitymediagroup.de
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1296916982 M * Bertl theocrite: na, all that happens is that util-vserver tries to take IPs up and down with the given interface
1296917009 M * Bertl and if the IP is already missing and/or on the wrong interface, you simply get a warning on start/stop
1296917028 M * Bertl (and of course, IPs on different interfaces are not affected)
1296917235 M * theocrite Bertl: ok thanks. I think I get the general idea (even if that a field in which I'm not really "fluent").
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1296919582 M * Bertl off for now ... bbl
1296919585 N * Bertl Bertl_oO
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1296921741 J * Marbug ~Marbug@83.101.67.3
1296921793 M * Marbug hi, I'm quite new to vserver, and I already installed 2 systems inside it, but I'm already a few houres working on cconflicts with hostname :/
1296921819 M * Marbug it turns out that my host and the 2 virtual systems gets the same name as the last virtualserver which gets started
1296921838 M * Marbug I tried quite some stuff but I can't find a sollution to correct the problem
1296921846 M * Marbug I'm using gentoo as host and guest
1296921862 M * daniel_hozac your util-vserver is really old
1296921866 M * daniel_hozac and doesn't work with your kernel.
1296921873 M * Marbug :o
1296921878 M * Marbug mmm lets see
1296921899 M * Marbug I have  0.30.215-r3 installed
1296921923 M * Marbug which is higher than whats said on most sites, so I'll upgrade to 0.30.216_pre2910 then?
1296921956 M * daniel_hozac you'd most likely want something newer than that.
1296921999 M * Marbug xell sys-cluster/util-vserver-0.30.216_pre2910 is the last version in portage, I'll try that then
1296922002 M * Marbug thanks
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1296922944 M * Marbug thanks it works now :) only the host has no hostname which is suspicious but I'll check it out :)
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